BassAdder60
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I’ve considered going down the 610 cab route but … Ive found using two stacked ABM210H cabs plenty with a great height too Used at outside gig without PA support using my ABM600 and it handled it very well.
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Speak to Ashdown direct on the phone and they may offer a discount My CTM100 head was heavily discounted 👍
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Well … I miss playing finger style and achieve a better connection to the instrument. Next rehearsal I will lose the pick and see if I can get the tone and speed with just using fingers. Nice to have the choice of both but hard making the decision to which one is the best -
I find the RM410 / 414 or 610 cabs hard to find secondhand locally in the East
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I had the mk1 briefly but fan noise was horrendous so sent it back Shame as decent amp apart from that
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The input level has an effect on the drive sound too !!
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Replaced mine but popped a JJ back in as that tube is well matched I changed it because the stock tube was noisy ( I recall it was JJ that came out )
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Very nice
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I was a nearly always finger style bassist and thought it was the best for playing rock on my PBass and EB Stingray before that however …, Ive flipped to the dark side of pick playing 100% and after missing that initial change in tone you get from fingers I’ve found the benefit of pick playing as follows 1: I can play faster and although speed was good with fingers I can go faster with a pick and palm mute 2: Clarity of notes is better in a single guitar band where I’m filling the band sound with the guitarist 3: Amp volume seems louder 4: drive tone is clearer In a band context I now see why playing a PBass with a pick for rock really does work well and I’m glad I made the effort to change As an ex guitarist I found the swop very easy and quick I strongly recommended buying a few triangle Tortex picks and giving it a go
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Yep when I did use fingers definitely Shape “ In” was the better way
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Took my ABM600 to rehearsals last night with my SVT212AV cab just to give my CTM100 tubes a rest !! Pbass pick player with Shape button out ( on ) and 340khz pulled back and wow a great tone yet clear in the mix too Not quite the CTM but it’s an amazing rock sound for sure
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I found the LBT compressor one of the amps best features as it made it sound like a tube amp
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Last gig for 2022 was last Saturday and we played our normal rock covers setlist We thought back in November should we add one Christmas song but decided no lol 😂
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I love gigging in general as the band are friends and we enjoy the buzz and fun. Its tough work as a small pub type band as it’s often playing to small crowds in unsuitable pubs that should really even put bands on as they are not geared up for it. I often return from a gig ( happy ) and think what needs to change with my gear if anything !! Takes a lot to make a gig happen but worth it in the end
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Love my CTM100 too much to change Even my ABM600 isn’t light
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The SVT212AV is a decent cab on its own albeit a bit heavy. The important point is it’s wide enough for the head too and a decent height for a single cab
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Can’t see my CTM100 sitting on top of that !! Not for me sorry !
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Yep I’m not keen on amp over hang !! I’ve used Zilla guitar cabs but never considered them for bass cabs too
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This is so true !!
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I do at smaller venues 👍
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Yep I was tempted to buy the BF410 that was recently up for sale on here but I was too late !
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The 212 is 4 ohms and my two ABM210H are 8 ohms each
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Sensible as that sounds but we play loud at rehearsals ( typical gig volume ) so both cabs 210 needed
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The sound is spot on, good grip and just about perfect gauge Nearest rival would be the 0.88mm green which I have loads too !
